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How to Make Your Real Estate Development Firm Indispensable
Real estate development is a capital-intensive, high-risk business that’s extremely competitive, which makes launching a new company within the space daunting. Establishing a reputation with owners and investors isn’t easy.
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How the Inflation Reduction Act Impacts Real Estate Developers
In mid-August, Pres. Joe Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) of 2022 into law, which aims to significantly reduce the United States’ carbon footprint, cut prescription drug prices, and curb inflation. The $430 billion legislation includes provisions designed to bolster green building projects and energy-efficient renovations via major tax incentives.
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These are the Best Markets for Office Building Development
Over the last two years, U.S. companies have had their teams work remotely during the coronavirus pandemic. But with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently recommending an end to quarantine and social distance mandates, firms have been eager to bring their employees back to the office. However, many staffers based in major cities…
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How to Speed Up Real Estate Development Reporting
Reporting is an essential part of real estate development but also a source of frustration. Drafting draw request packages for complex projects can involve hundreds of thousands of documents, and gathering that information is very labor-intensive. Then there’s all the manual work involved with inputting bid, invoice, and change order data from countless emails onto…
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3 Ways Owner’s Rep Leaders Can Position their Firm as an Industry Frontrunner
Becoming an industry leader in the commercial real estate development space is challenging because it is a highly competitive and capital-intensive field. And with the United States on the brink of a recession, that goal is even more elusive as lenders face increased federal government scrutiny and buyers feel pressure to pull out of deals amid rising…
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How Real Estate Development Software Helps Recession-Proof Projects
A combination of skyrocketing inflation and rising interest rates are pushing the United States toward recession, a development that will hurt the commercial real estate market. The Mortgage Bankers Association anticipates borrowing and lending in the sector will fall to $733 billion, down 18% from 2021. Until the threat of economic contraction passes, investors will be…
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Is the Life Sciences Real Estate Boom Over?
The looming U.S recession has cast a pall over the commercial real estate market, with sales tumbling by 16% year-over-year in April. The Economist explained that investors’ enthusiasm for offices, hotels, apartment complexes, and warehouses has diminished as debt costs have risen and household budgets have fallen. In addition, 53% of employees are hesitant about…
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3 Ways Real Estate Data Analytics Help Developers Earn Higher Returns
In 2018, McKinsey & Co. published an article explaining why a data-driven approach to real estate development is better than relying on gut feelings. For example, the consulting firm noted that artificial intelligence-powered systems could provide project managers with predictive insights with an accuracy rate of 90 percent. Because those insights are generated in real-time…
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Two Multifamily Development Trends to Watch for the Rest of 2022
According to GlobeSt, multifamily construction is at its highest level in 40 years, with over 800k projects underway and 450k projects set to be completed this year.